Oxbowl Bend Apartments

Oxbowl Bend Apartments sits in a wooded area of Rapids, Minnesota, offering one-bedroom apartments for people 62 and older or those with disabilities, and has 60 units spread over three floors with secure entrances, state-of-the-art security cameras throughout the property, and a lit parking lot for safety, and folks who live here get to enjoy amenities like off-street parking, in-building laundry, a community room, a landscaped garden, and a back patio area with a gazebo and grill for when you want some fresh air or to join a planned activity. Residents can bring pets under 20 pounds with a $300 deposit, and the building is designed for low-income seniors with rent subsidies based on income, making it affordable, plus there are wheelchair-accessible features for those who need them. The apartments are a short walk or drive from pharmacies and shopping, the service coordinator is there to help people line up transportation or community resources, and on top of that, there's a full-time property manager, maintenance staff, and educational programs to keep people engaged. You'll see efforts to help with basic needs, and the place is part of a bigger network that covers lots of senior living options, and it's been recognized with several awards for having friendly staff and good activities, and the system checks reviews to make sure they're first-hand accounts, so the information stays accurate. Oxbowl Bend doesn't offer assisted living, nursing care, or memory care itself, but residents can coordinate home services and find guidance from senior living advisors if they want more support or need to know about other care options, because there's a focus on providing information and pointing folks to useful resources, and subsidized rent makes it doable for people with low or very low income. There's a pet policy, common spaces for socializing, and support to help with transportation or community programs, so people can enjoy life among neighbors their age in a quiet setting, without pressure or pushiness, just the facts about what you get and where you get it, and everything is set up to make daily life a bit simpler and safer for older adults.